And I will keep the dogs away so I don't get it on their hair. Don't want them felting up. !!

Years ago , I used a horsehair upholstery brush to splash apply a bunch of OSR(sorry, before Pet Zone) . Was a large house, and a lot of rinsing out. By the time I got around to packing, up the brush had pretty much dissolved into a bunch of goo!

And I will keep the dogs away so I don't get it on their hair. Don't want them felting up. !!

Years ago , I used a horsehair upholstery brush to splash apply a bunch of OSR(sorry, before Pet Zone) . Was a large house, and a lot of rinsing out. By the time I got around to packing, up the brush had pretty much dissolved into a bunch of goo!

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Hey Scott, while we are taking about boostall I have a questing. I typically never have problems with browning but I’ve used boost all on a couple occasions on light Carpets trying to get them to brighten up. I put 1-2 scoops on top of my normal prespray in a hydroforce. It seems the areas I put the fan on brown out a little when I’m using the boost all. I’ve added it to clean-rite Klenz and wool perfect Any idea why this might be

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Boost All acts as a buffer or pH stabilizer for alkaline products. It won't raise the pH if it is already alkaline but it keeps the pH from falling as it is diluted with water or from interactions with soils that tend to neutralize the pH.

Wool Perfect is close to neutral (8.0) and too much Boost All can change the pH. That can increase browning on light colored natural fibers.

I would not expect Boost All to change the pH of the Klenz.

Browning (or more often wicking) is more noticeable on light colored carpet. I think it is most likely that because the carpet color is light you see a color change easier.

So, it could be the combination of Wool Perfect and Boost All in some cases. I would cut back to about half the amount of Boost All you are using with Wool Perfect. (I hope your sale rep does not read that.) I think it more likely that the problem is just wicking more easily seen on light colors.